Article: Opinion - Is all the talk of Web 2.0 just a lot of codswallop? Web 2.0 is big news, argues David Tebbutt. We're at another turning point in the internet's development with the use of web apps to access information.

Article: Resources - Knowledge goes on the move. David ...
Information World Review;  May 7, 2005 ;     700+ words ...If you are interested in the theories of how knowledge spreads among regional as well as international communities, then Knowledge Spillovers and Knowledge Management is for you. The editors have brought together a collection of papers that look at how commercial and social benefits can be spread

Article: Opinion - Records management is resting on shaky ground. ...
Information World Review;  October 24, 2005 ;     700+ words ...At a recent Butler Group conference on document and records management, research analyst Richard Edwards claimed that more than 70% of records management professionals believe that IT is responsible for management of corporate documents and records. He coupled it with a further claim that over 60%

Article: Opinion - Shut up until you have something to say. David ...
Information World Review;  November 16, 2005 ;     700+ words ...I've spent a year deeply immersed in the public blog world and, frankly, I'm sick of it. So-called A-list bloggers spout whatever's on their minds, just because they're A-list bloggers and it's what they do. They can't stop because their identity is totally bound up in the blog, never mind all the

Article: Information on the fly is heading for your desktop. David ...
Information World Review;  January 17, 2006 ;     700+ words ... ... party databases, your own intranet, the web or your desktop, you're probably never ... the arrival of fresh information. With web search engines, it depends when the crawling ... extract their information from the HTML of the web pages. They usually start from the root ...

Article: Opinion - Unshackle the information slaves in your organisation. ...
Information World Review;  May 7, 2005 ;     700+ words ... ... sorts, was the internet or, more accurately, the world wide web. Suddenly, anyone could create a website, and email allowed ... hierarchies were crumbling. But not for long, as companies slapped web front-ends on their own systems and reattached staff through ...

Article: Data Business - Blogs are now making the news travel even faster. ...
Computing;  May 26, 2005 ;     700+ words ... ... environments, to an easily-updated personal web site. Yet these definitions fail to capture ... such as AIM, MSN Messenger, iChat etc) - Web-based forums and message boards Internet ... Social bookmarking, such as sites containing web links and other bookmarks Discussing the ...

Article: Opinion - Wikis offer informal focus for collaboration. Despite ...
Information World Review;  September 12, 2005 ;     700+ words ... ... you are in a small but growing minority. To clarify, a wiki facilitates collaboration between people who need no more than a web browser to participate. It is simple to use and focuses on content more than appearance. Some wikis are open and some are closed ...